Problem
There are many different theoretical perspectives that have been presented in Unit 1. Select one of the perspectives and discuss the strengths and weaknesses of the perspective as related to its' ability to explain human behavior. Questions to consider when evaluating the strengths and weaknesses: How does the perspective explain human behavior? Does research support the concepts presented by the perspective? Does the perspective adequately explain human behavior? What elements of the human experience are left out of the perspective (i.e. biology, cognition, free will, the environment, genetics, etc)? Can the concepts proposed by the perspective be examined through research methods? Was the research related to the perspective presented in the textbook biased in any way?